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Calling all convertible enthusiasts! If you’ve been contemplating the smarts of a polished sunroof and the luxury of a powered wind across your face, the Audi Cabrio hits the sweet spot. The 2006 model in particular stands out for its refined design and sophisticated tech, and whether you’re hunting for a brand‑new finish or a pre‑owned gem, understanding the Audi Cabrio price landscape is key.

Below, you’ll find a first‑look snapshot of what you might expect, from the heart of the car’s mechanics to the market sentiment that shapes how much it truly costs. Let’s dive into the essentials that inform the used Audi Cabrio price you’ll see when you start shopping or selling.

• Model: Audi Cabrio (2006)
• Engine: 2.0 L 4‑cyl. turbocharged inline‑four, 228 hp, 265 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual (standard), 6‑speed automatic (optional)
• Fuel type: Gasoline (premium 87 or 91 octane)
• Powertrain layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel drive
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 4,400 mm (17.2 ft)
  • Width: 1,827 mm (6.0 ft)
  • Height: 1,371 mm (4.5 ft)
  • Wheelbase: 2,549 mm (8.4 ft)
• Weight (Curb): 3,129 lb (1,420 kg)
• Offered Features (in typical trim):
  • Power‑folding hardtop
  • 12.1‑inch TFT touchscreen (latest models)
  • Dual‑zone climate control
  • Virtual cockpit and MB‑Connectivity support (opt‑in)
  • Rear‑view camera, adaptive cruise control, lane‑assist (optional components)
• Standard Safety:
  • Electronic stability control (ESC)
  • 1‑mi tire‑pressure monitoring system
  • Side‑air bags
  • Front and rear fog lamps
• Emission Rating: EU5 (typical for 2006 European markets)
• Typical Drive Cycle: 65% city / 35% highway (depending on trim and options)

While exact figures can shift, you can gauge expectations using these baseline details. They provide a solid framework from which to evaluate a 2006 Audi Cabrio’s current value.

Depreciation Insights: What is an Audi Cabrio Worth?

All vehicles experience a decline in value over time, and the Audi Cabrio depreciation curve follows a fairly predictable pattern. Owners and buyers benefit from knowing how swiftly a vehicle evaporates when first purchased versus when it is resold.

Typical Depreciation Rates for the Audi Cabrio (2006)

• First year: 15‑20% of original MSRP – early adopters see the steepest drop as new models roll out.
• Years 2–3: 10‑15% each year – momentum slows but the vehicle still sheds value.
• Years 4–7: 5‑10% per year – if maintained well, the Cabrio holds a respectable residual value.
• Beyond 7 years: 3‑5% per year – depreciation tapers as the vehicle ages.

These estimates reflect average trends across North America and Europe. The exact trajectory depends on mileage

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3 years ago	used	€42,500.00		Unlock all links
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